...besought them, In the birchen wood a chirrup, or a cock-crow in the grange. oLADY GERALDINE S COURTSHIP. In her utmost lightness there is truth — and often she speaks lightly; And she has a grace in being gay, which mourners even approve ; For the root of some grave earnest...

...as west, which ever way besought them, In the birchen wood a chirrup, or a cock-crow in the grange. In her utmost lightness there is truth — and often she speaks lightly ; And she has a grace in being gay, which mourners even approve ; For the root of some grave earnest...

...as west, which ever way besought them, In the birchen wood a chirrup, or a cock-crow in the grange . In her utmost lightness there is truth — and often she speaks lightly; And she has a grace in being gay, which mourners even approve ; For the root of some grave earnest...

...of the union that frequently zvl , exists between the deepest piety and the most sparkling wit : — "For the root of some grave earnest thought is understruck so rightly, As to justify the foliage and spreading flowers above." He passed the last five years of his valuable life in strict privacy, at...

...there is truth, — and often she speaki lightly, And has a grace in being gay, which mourners even approve ; For the root of some grave earnest thought...understruck so rightly. As to justify the foliage, and waving flowers above." Another prudential argument on the government of the temper and generous forbearance,...

...those of whom it may be said iu the language of one of the most spiritual of our female poets : — " In her utmost lightness there is truth — and often she speaks lightly, And has a grace in being gay which mourners even approve. For the root of some grave earnest thought...

...as west, which ever way besought them, In the birchen wood a chirrup, or a cock-crow in the grange . In her utmost lightness there is truth — and often she speaks lightly ; And she has a grace in being gay, which mourners even approve ; For the root of some grave earnest...

...as west, whichever way besought them, In the birchen wood a chirrup, or a cock-crow in the grange. In her utmost lightness there is truth — and often she speaks lightly ; And she has a grace in being gay, which even mournful souls approve ; For the root of some grave...

...admirable in all, and her friends might write of her, as of the fair and noble Lady Geraldine, '• In her utmost lightness there is truth, and often she speaks lightly, And she has a grace in being gay which mourners e'en approre; For the root of some grave, earnest thought...

...Pity me, holy Saint Catharine, and remember me in your daily orisons, for I need your prayers. XI. "In her utmost lightness there is truth, and often she speaks lightly, And she has a grace in being gay, which even mourners approve ; For the root of some grave earnest...